A) During periods of inflation, nominal GDP increases more rapidly than does real GDP.
B) Nominal values are expressed in constant dollars.
C) Real values are expressed in current dollars.
D) Increases in real GDP are evidence that the distribution of wealth is becoming more equal.
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A) will increase Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by $12,000.
B) has no effect on Gross Domestic Product (GDP) because the refinery is in Mexico.
C) decreases Gross Domestic Product (GDP) because oil reserves have fallen by 1000 barrels.
D) has no effect on Gross Domestic Product (GDP) because this is the sale of an intermediate product.
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A) sell resources.
B) buy resources.
C) are neither buyers nor sellers of resources.
D) are both buyers and sellers of resources.
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A) it overvalues the increases in nonmarket transactions.
B) it excludes Social Security payments made to retirees.
C) it includes the taxes we pay to the federal government.
D) it excludes the environmental quality of life.
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A) a cost of producing goods and services.
B) the same as a salary.
C) a reward for incurring losses.
D) something that should be eliminated by antitrust laws.
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A) corrected for general price level changes.
B) measured in terms of current-year prices.
C) issued by the U.S. Treasury with values that fail to change even in the face of inflation or deflation.
D) issued by the Federal Reserve with values that fail to change even in the face of inflation or deflation.
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A) changes in the stocks of finished goods and raw materials.
B) the system of accounts that is used to count certain goods.
C) goods that must be excluded from the GDP to avoid double counting.
D) the value of monetary transactions by businesses.
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A) 146.4.
B) 682.9.
C) 700.
D) 717.5.
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A) disposable wages.
B) personal income.
C) national income.
D) net domestic product.
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A) flow approach and the stock approach.
B) expenditures approach and the income approach.
C) intermediate approach and the value-added approach.
D) domestic approach and the international approach.
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A) proprietors' income.
B) net interest.
C) corporate profits.
D) depreciation.
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A) gross domestic income.
B) disposable personal income.
C) personal income.
D) national income.
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A) a final good.
B) not going to generate any employment.
C) an intermediate good.
D) a durable good.
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A) Net investment is negative when gross investment is greater than depreciation.
B) Our productive capacity declines when net investment is less than zero.
C) Negative net investment occurs when imports are less than exports.
D) Negative net investment occurs when exports are less than imports.
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A) The purchase of a new car
B) The purchase of a used car
C) A housewife preparing breakfast
D) A gardener canning vegetables for consumption during the winter
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A) the annual total value of all services produced by factors of production located within a national border.
B) the annual value of final goods and services produced by factors of production located within a national border.
C) the annual value of goods and services produced by factors of production owned by companies headquartered in a given country.
D) the value of all goods and services sold in a given country.
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A) the same as current dollars.
B) dollars corrected for general price level changes.
C) what nominal GDP is measured in.
D) when an individual does not receive a cost of living increase.
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A) Gross Domestic Product (GDP) measures the market value of final goods and services produced during a particular time period.
B) Transfers of used goods are not included in Gross Domestic Product (GDP) .
C) Private transfer payments, such as an inheritance, are included in the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) .
D) If statisticians counted intermediate goods, the estimate of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) would be too high.
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A) interest payments.
B) wages.
C) profits.
D) taxes.
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A) the employed and the unemployed.
B) foreign markets and domestic markets.
C) households and businesses.
D) the private sector and the public sector.
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